Introduction . The Royal Monarchy in Saudi Arabia decreed that all sectors of the workforce would be subject to a policy “Saudisation” reduce reliance on expatriate and unemployment rate nationals (Al-Mahmoud et al., 2012). Methodology A cross-sectional design was chosen investigate research questions. population this study comprised Registered Nurses working MOH hospitals Riyadh which is main health care provider (Aboul-Enein, 2002; MOH, 2009). Results Findings total number 1,198...

Nursing policy and healthcare reform are focusing on two, interconnected areas: person-centred care fundamental care. Each initiative emphasises a positive nurse-patient relationship. For these initiatives to work, nurses require guidance for how they can best develop maintain relationships with their patients in practice. Although empirical evidence the relationship is increasing, findings derived from this research not readily or easily transferable complexities diversities of nursing This...

This umbrella review aimed to examine and synthesize qualitative studies that explored the barriers facilitators of advance care planning for persons with dementia, their families, healthcare professionals caregivers. The modified approach developed by Joanna Briggs Institute was followed. Five major English databases were searched. Four reviews based on 38 primary included. methodological quality included moderate high. synthesis yielded 16 descriptive themes five analytical themes: making...

Abstract Aims The aim of this study was to measure the level missed nursing care and determine its relationship with nurse staffing patient safety outcomes in acute settings Ethiopia. Background Missed hospitals increases likelihood adverse events, complications, disability death. However, little is known about impact on low‐income countries. Methods An observational conducted comprising a survey nurses at two time points ( n = 74 80, respectively) medical record review 517 patients four...

Legal assisted dying is a rare event, but as legalisation expands, requests for it will likely increase, and the nurse most often receives informal, initial request.To assess effects of attitude in interaction with normative control beliefs on an intention to respond request legal dying.The study had lead author's institutional ethics approval, participants were informed that participation was both anonymous voluntary.This cross-sectional correlational 377 Australian registered nurses who...

Aim To describe an example of qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) in a study about the role clinical placement, nursing education and patient outcomes. Background Clinical placement is often considered essential aspect invaluable way to prepare students for reality nursing. However, many questions remain unanswered, such as duration, style learning QCA novel approach data analysis, which has been used some time social science research, may be useful tackling questions. Data sources...

Abstract Background Nurse staffing models have been developed across different countries to address nursing shortages and improve quality of care. However, there is no published study that describes nurse in Ethiopian hospitals. Aims To describe the existing for practice acute care units two hospitals (one public one private) Ethiopia. Methods A cross‐sectional was conducted from July December 2018. self‐administered questionnaire used collect data such as shift patterns, hours worked,...

To explore the followership styles and their associations with nurses' sociodemographic profiles in Saudi Arabia.In Arabia, role is seen as less important passive. However, whether they were actually passive followers has not been examined. No previous research examined Arabia.This cross-sectional study used a convenience sample of nurses. The Kelley questionnaire-revised was to determine prevalence five styles. Participants' demographic characteristics, which included age, gender,...

Kitson, A L1,2,3; Wiechula, R J1,2; Conroy, T A1,2; Muntlin Athlin, A1,4,5,6; Whitaker, N1,2 Author Information

Objective: To illuminate the lived experience of Saudi Nurse graduates during their early years in workplace as professional nurses encompassing experiences from being nurse students, preparations to become registered nurses, struggles a student nurse, cultural competence towards colleagues and patients new workplace, impression Nursing profession other challenges they faced especially on language communication with colleagues.Methods: An interpretive phenomenological inquiry was utilized...